Former president APJ Abdul Kalam, one of the principal figures behind the May 1998 nuclear tests that shook the world, has said that India should ‘’go ahead'’ with the civil nuclear deal with the United States as it does not compromise...

The first phase of the Karnataka elections is over and 89 of the total 224 seats have voted. According to the NDTV exit poll, major gain is seen for the BJP while the Congress has been hit badly.

The poll comes amid international criticism of Burma’s military rulers for their handling of the crisis, in which tens of thousands have died.

K. Sudarshan, chief of India’s Hindu radical Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangha (RSS) or National Volunteer Corps, criticized US President George W.

The Supreme Court, which ordered the reinstatement of AIIMS director P Venugopal yesterday, has termed the controversial amendment to the AIIMS Act which forced him out of office as “naked discrimination” and “one-man...

While the country holds Olympics in 2008, real problems brought out with media help exposes the country’s vulnerability to meet equal economic development. The story about remote tribal area of Liangshan consist Yi ethnic population providing...

The fighting once again erupted against Government backed Sunni forces by the Iranian sponsored Hezbollah opposing a removal of an officer who was alleged clandestinely helping the group in the airports. This one is referred as one of the bloodiest...

Twenty-one Indian companies, including Infosys Technologies, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Wipro, are among the top 100 BPO firms in the world, according to a new study.

Several young Palestinians opine that the independent state is a dream and they have to share power equally with Jews in coming years, as both refuse to recognise each other. In 2005, Israel withdraw forces at the occupied territories of West Bank...

Pakistan successfully tested a nuclear-capable, air-launched cruise missile with a range of 350 km on Thursday, the military said, a day after India tested a long-range missile.